Newberg News

The giving tree at Sears is decorated with ornaments containing Christmas wish lists of local children.

"I never knew it would take this long," said retiree Darlyn Adams of her decade-long quest to help Newberg's stray dogs and cats.

The windmill was constructed by Abundant Renewable Energy, which operates across the valley on Chehalem Mountain.

Things are moving and shaking with the Cass County Parks and Recreation Commission.

Chuck Zickefoose has found hundreds of markers, often times signifying the contractor that constructed the sidewalk.

The first of many - Kindergarten student Hailey Garber receives a nasal injection Monday morning from RN Linda Schilling at Joan Austin Elementary School.

A A The Newberg Planning Commission approved changes to the development code to promote affordable housing at its meeting Thursday, including lifting a ban on duplexes in R-1 residential zones.

Nov. 6 a ' Salvador Lional Vega Mora-Naranjo, 31, 2301 E. Second, St. #111, was arrested for harassment following an incident at his home.

A 44-year-old Newberg man and four other adults were arrested in October for what local detectives called one of the worst cases of sexual abuse they've ever seen.

Nominations are sought for the second STAR Award for Citizen Involvement, which recognizes communities, organizations or individuals actively promoting citizen involvement in Oregon's land-use planning process.

Local real estate professionals - and homebuyers - are celebrating the passage of an extension to a popular federal tax credit program.

Caitlin Hall has been training at Portland Festival Ballet for several months now.

Once a victim of child sexual abuse comes forward, she takes the most difficult step while the challenges for law enforcement and prosecutors are only starting.

The Yamhill County Board of Commissioners voted Monday afternoon to tentatively approve the expansion of Riverbend Landfill.

For us, it's a disposable shoebox filled with toys, some clothing, and a few hygiene articles.

As of Wednesday, the record is closed on testimony regarding the proposal to expand Riverbend Landfill, leaving both sides to await the decision of the Board of County Commissioners.

Area law enforcement officials are looking for the following people with outstanding warrants.

A network of trails running through the Chehalem Valley, connecting parks, historic sites, schools, wineries and more, could soon be a reality ... but the plan needs the public's help.

Oct. 20 a ' Bradley Francis Molash, 2902 E. Second St., Space 20, was arrested for fourth-degree assault following an incident at a local restaurant and bar.

It's all about the candy -- Children plied First Street to collect candy from businesses Saturday evening.